Ecclesiastical Records
Camagüey Province
About Camagüey Churches
As of March 2023, we have 6 churches represented.
PLEASE NOTE: The files represented are NOT the complete holdings of these churches, only what we have been able to acquire.
We are very grateful to our members for their generosity and willingness to share their valuable documents with us!
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About Camagüey Province
Camagüey is a city and municipality in central Cuba. It is the capital of the Camagüey Province.
It was founded as Santa María del Puerto del Príncipe in 1514, by Spanish colonists on the northern coast and moved inland in 1528, to the site of a Taino village named Camagüey. It was one of the seven original settlements (villas) founded in Cuba by the Spanish.
Cuban Church Records and Archives
A presentation on Cuban Church Records and Archives given by Fr. Juan Luis Sanchez on July 14, 2008 is offered here for dissemination with his permission.
A recording of this presentation is available for members on the Members Only-Videos Page
Catedral de Camagüey - Nuestra Señora de la Candelaria in Camagüey, Cuba
The Cathedral is located at 54 Independencia, Camagüey, Cuba.
The following documents were donated to the CGC by Suzanne Weise and Alberto Martinez-Ramos from their personal files.
Salvador Olzabar Ledesma (1702)
Juan Manuel Olazabal Ledesma (1704)
Pablo Jose Chiques Gonzalez (1815)
Miguel Feliciano Jose Xiques Gonzalez (1815)
Maria Paula Xiques Gonzalez (1816)
Maria del Pilar Xiques Gonzalez (1816)
Lorenzo Guillermo Xiques Gonzalez (1817)
Lorenzo Roman Xiques Gonzalez (1818)
Maria Trinidad de la Luz Xiques Gonzalez (1820)
Maria de la Merced Concepcion Susana Xiques Gonsales (1821)
Juan Bautista Jose de la Cruz Chiques Gonzalez (1821)
Xayme Jose Xiquez Gonzalez (1822)
Justa Rufina de la Merced Xiques Gonzalez (1823)
Pedro Jose Ramon Xiquez Gonzalez (1825)
Belen Matilde Xiquez Fuentes (1827)
Pablo Benito Xiquez Gonzales (1828)
Jose Simon Estanislao Xiques Fuentes (1829)
Santa Ana Church in Camagüey, Cuba
Santa Ana Church is located at General Gomez #400, Camagüey, Cuba.
The following documents were donated to the CGC by Suzanne Weise from her personal files.
Francisco Miguel Pastor Xiques Masvidal (1823)
Maria Merced Avelina Xiques Masvidal (1825)
Jose Ignacio Felis Xiques Masvidal (1828)
Maria Belen Francisca Xiquez Masvidal (1831)
Diego Joaquin Bonifacio Xiquez Camacho (1836)
Jose Isidro de Jesus Xiquez Masvidal (1836)
Manuel Francisco Ramon Xiques Masvidal (1838)
Jose Ramon Xiquez Estrada (1839)
Maria Tomasa del Pilar Xiquez Estrada (1840)
Carlos Agustin Julian Xiquez Masvidal (1840)
Manuel Donato Jiquez Camacho (1842)
Pedro Manuel Lorenzo Jiquez Estrada (1842)
Juan Severino Xiques Gonzalez / Maria Dolores Masvidal Dias (1821)
Manuel Francisco Ramon Xiques Masvidal / Maria Candida del Sacramento Mendes Carrasco (1863)
Juan Miguel Xiques Masvidal / Matilde Adan Masvidal (1872)
Nuestra Señora de la Soledad Church in Camagüey, Cuba
The Nuestra Señora de la Soledad Church is located at a corner in the crossing between the República and Ignacio Agramonte streets of Camagüey, almost opposite the Plaza de la Soledad Square. It was built during the 18th century and today is the building with highest symbolic value in the historic center. The church is located at #254 Calle República, Camagüey, Cuba.
The following documents were donated to the CGC by Alberto Martinez-Ramos from his personal files.
Domingo Ramon Ramos de Olazabar (1768)
Jph de la Cruz de los Reyes de Estrada (1772)
Juana de Dios de la Concepcion Olazabar Machuca Sanchez (1786)
Maria Yrene de los Relles Fernandez (1795)
Ana Francisca Esquibel de los Reyes (1820)
Domingo Agustin Ramos Olazabar (1823)
Daniel Nemecio Ramos Esquivel (1854)
Francisca Maria Caridad Fernandez Rivera (1900)
Puerto Plata, Republica Dominicana – Maria Otilia Olazabar Barrera – Birth (1877)
Puerto Plata, Republica Dominicana – Maria Otilia Olazabar Barrera – Baptism (1877)
Clemente de Estrada Thobar de la Vega / Leonor Montexo y Quesada (1714)
Domingo Ramos Venites / Angela Ximenes Montexo (1720)
Juan Manuel Olasabar Ledesma / Bernardina Estrada Montejo (1736)
Juan Ramos Ximenes / Maria de la Merced Olasavar Estrada (1751)
Jph de Olasabar Hernandes / Juana Machuca Sanches Riveros (1770)
Jose de la Cruz de los Relles Estrada / Manuela Fernandez Benegas (1795)
Ramon Esquivel Almansa / Yrene de los Reyes Fernandez (1820)
Domingo Urbino Ramos Olazabal / Francisca Maria de la Caridad Fernandez Rivera (1917)
Santo Cristo del Buen Viaje Church in Camagüey, Cuba
In the first decades of the 18th century the presbyter Emeterio de Arrieta erected, at a high point on the outskirts of the town, a hermitage dedicated to the Holy Christ of the Good Voyage (Santo Cristo del Buen Viaje), which in 1794 would become auxiliary to the greater parochial church. In 1840 notable improvements were made to the tower and a side aisle. The church is located in Rosa La Bayamesa in Camagüey.
The following documents were donated to the CGC by Alberto Martinez-Ramos from his personal files.
Nuestra Señora de la Candelaria Church in Morón, Cuba
Located on Martí Street between Goicuría and Parque Agramonte. The church was inaugurated on February 2, 1863, in celebration of Our Lady of La Candelaria, patron saint of the city.
The following documents were donated to the CGC by Hilda Pomares Treto from her personal files.
San Jose Church in Camagüey, Cuba
Erected in the La Vigía neighborhood at the beginning of the century. It is located on Avenida de los Mártires.
The following document was donated to the CGC by Hilda Pomares Treto from her personal files.